Object-relational database systems are now being deployed for real use by customers. Researchers and industry users have begun to explore the performance issues that these systems raise. In this paper, we examine some of those performance issues, and evaluate them for object-relational systems in general and for INFORMIX-Universal Server in particular. We describe objectrelational query processing techniques and make some predictions about how they will evolve over the next several years. 1 Introduction Since the middle 1970s, with the advent of the relational model and the appearance of working systems with which to experiment, academic and industry researchers have spent considerable time and energy inventing ways to make queries in rela...
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About a decade ago, the database group at the University of Wisconsin-Madison developed BUCKY, a ben...
This paper considers the impact of object-relational mapping (ORM) tools on relational database quer...
Object-relational technology provides a significant increase in scalability and flexibility over the...
Full support of parallelism in object-relational database systems (ORDBMSs) is desired. The parallel...
The object-relational impedance mismatch (ORIM) problem characterises differences between the object...
This paper describes issues encountered in the design and implementation of a parallel object-orient...
This paper will examine two data base management systems; IMS, an example of a hierarchical data bas...
Introduction This will review some current industry solutions for high performance Database Managem...
As queries grow increasingly complex and large data sets are becoming prevalent, Parallel Query Proc...
So far only few performance studies on parallel object-relational database systems are available. In...
Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMSs) are advanced software packages responsible for provi...
Although relational database systems have met many needs in traditional business applications, such ...
This paper describes issues encountered in the design and implementation of a parallel object-orient...
This is the first published work to compare the performance of object and object relational database...
Modern information architectures place business logic in an application server and per-sistent objec...
About a decade ago, the database group at the University of Wisconsin-Madison developed BUCKY, a ben...
This paper considers the impact of object-relational mapping (ORM) tools on relational database quer...
Object-relational technology provides a significant increase in scalability and flexibility over the...
Full support of parallelism in object-relational database systems (ORDBMSs) is desired. The parallel...
The object-relational impedance mismatch (ORIM) problem characterises differences between the object...
This paper describes issues encountered in the design and implementation of a parallel object-orient...
This paper will examine two data base management systems; IMS, an example of a hierarchical data bas...
Introduction This will review some current industry solutions for high performance Database Managem...
As queries grow increasingly complex and large data sets are becoming prevalent, Parallel Query Proc...
So far only few performance studies on parallel object-relational database systems are available. In...
Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMSs) are advanced software packages responsible for provi...
Although relational database systems have met many needs in traditional business applications, such ...
This paper describes issues encountered in the design and implementation of a parallel object-orient...
This is the first published work to compare the performance of object and object relational database...
Modern information architectures place business logic in an application server and per-sistent objec...